The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-10-13

ooo Ftorlda Beef always on hand ct 10
cents pound, at the Cold Storage Stand.
Capt JaA F. Ticker, Of BrooksviAe, v as
an esteemed visitor at the FLoRID1AN sanctum
few days ago. The Captain has been in the
city for a week past He is Special Agent of the
Bureau of Labor. Department of the Interior,
and has been engaged in this branch of the service
Tor sometime. But this work is completed and
will be reported to Congress at Its next session.
The special feature Of this work was to find out
the cause of every strike in the country for the
past i've years, their cost to employees and en-
ployers, how they terminated, &C. Capt. Tucker
is now engaged in getting statistics of marriages
and divorces.
Don't hawk, and blow, and spit, but use Dr.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy
Elder Down Sacking, the latest novelty, at
j. r. Cohen's
Colonel ]. w. Malone, of Quincy, and Mr.
d. A. Finlayson, of Monticello, were among the
arrivals at the St. James on Tuesday
We forgot to state that all our ready made
pants for gents were made under our own in
structons. A good fit is an every day occur
renee. Call and see them, at Y. A. Levy'a
we are still at the head Of the procession
for hats gents furnishing goods and shoes, and
We intend TO throw out great bargains in these
lines. II you call you will be nonplused, at Y
A. Levy.
=" For years l suffered from loss of appetite
and indigestion, but failed 10 find relief until
began taking Ayers Sarsaparilla. This medi-
cine entirely cured me. My appetite and digss-
ton now perfect. FIRED g. Bower, 496
Seventh ST., South Boston, Mass.
Rev. James MEG. Richardson, of Bristol,
Tenn, has accepted call to the Presbyterian
church at Tallahassee, and will preach his first
sermon next Sunday morning
In welcoming President Cleveland Chicago
made pclyglot Offering" of addresses of greeting
in many languages. The Chicago Necs of the 9Th
prints the originals, geographically and the
transations of addresses in German, French,
Hebrew, Norwegian, Swedish, Bohemian, Gaelic,
Welsh, Spanish, Russian, Turkish, Arabic,
Flemish, Italian, Japanese and Servian. I his
is curious as we'll as interesting illustration of
American newspaper enterprise, and doubtless
thousands of copies of the paper will be long
preserved MIR. l. Margolynski, on Monroe street,
has copy that was sent 10 him from Chiacgo
by his brother
Mr.. F. B. Carter, prominent young attor-
ney of Mariana, was in the city few days
since
The Farmers Corn Shelter" is within the
reach OF every planter. Price, only s.. Agents
wanted. See advertisement.
Tallahassee Lodge No. 1896 Knights of
Honor, will meet in Masonic Hall tonight A
full attendance is desired.
The low rate of insurance on the new resi-
dence of Mr.. Geo. Lewis was secured from the
South Eastern Tariff Association, by the Phoenix
Fire Insurance Company, of Brooklyn, for which
Messrs. ]. T. Bernard s. Son are the Tallahassee
agents, and Mr.. Overton Bernard made the dia-
gram of the premises and of the plan of the wa
ter works, on account of which the reduction was
granted.
Colonel John Bradford has rye growing
seven feet high on his plantation near Bradford
vile, Leon county. sample may be seen at the
Office of j. T. Bernard & Son.
Mr. L. c. Yaeger has purchased lot on east
Augustine street.
The employees in the F. R & n. shops at
Tallahassee are now working on full time for full
pay.
Miss Jennie Taylor, of Fernandina, who has
been the guest of the Misses Argyle, on Call,
street, left for home this week.
Mr. Eppes Tucker. Mayor of Lakeland, yes
terdsy made application to Governor Perry for
tents for Tampa refugees, and Major Lancaster,
of the State Troops, was telegraphed to forward
the tents.
NJ lee roaidouf If IInOn
and twenty years in business has opened a stock
OF general merchandise in Tallahassee, and in
vites all his old friends, and the public generally,
to give him call, one door north Of Livelys
drug store, on Monroe street, where he is pre-
pared to give everybody bargains. The highest
cash price paid for country produce.
The season has closed at st. Teresa and the
latest arrivals from that Gulf resort are Captain
P. Housioun, Mrs Houstoun, Miss Matte Hous-
toun, Miss Sadie Williams, Mr.. E w. Gamble.
Mrs. E. W. Gamble, Mrs. Whitaker, Mr.. r. F.
Bradford and children.
Quite a number of Tellahasseeans are pre-
pairing to leave for Atlanta in day or two.
Among the hunter are Mayor A. J. Fish and
his daughter, Mrs. Groner, Colonel F. T. Myers,
DR.. w. L. Moor, Miss Amelia munro. Mr.. Robt.
Munro, Messrs j. B. Collins. L. c. Yaeger and
others.
j. B. Whitfield, Esq, left last night for trip
to East and South Florida. In his travels Mr.
Whitfield will represent the FLoRIDIAN, receive
subscriptions, take orders for advertising, job
work &c.
Major A. j. Russell and wife are pleasantly
domiciled in the Whitaker cottage, on Calhoun
street, where they will remain during the winter
DR. George H. Gwynn will attend course
Of Post Graduate Lectures in New York before
returning home.
Mr.. T. H. Randolph has gone to Gaines
vile on business.
Hon. W. A. Drake, member Of the House
of Representatives from Baker, has been in
the city since last Saturday.
Major L. D. Ball will leave this week for
second visit to Birmingham and Bessemer
Governor E. A. Perry, Adjutant- General
Lang and wife, Miss Lettie B. Gamble, and
Hon. E S. Grill. State Treasurer, will leave in
day or two for Atlanta, where they will be
Joined BY. Mrs Perry, Miss Perry and other
friends
The following excellent appointments were
yesterday made by the Governor: For Com
missioners of Leon county-W. r. Blake, Dis
trict No Il John Anders, District No. 3; T.
J. Perkins, District No. 8; P. Houstoun. Dis
trict No s. In District No. Commissioner